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• Hornet Cooperation A good hornet joins with his fellows in building for swarm life, in sustaining that life, in protecting it by standing fearless guard against its enemies. • A cooperative hornet is party to com- munity building. He takes an active part in providing all things that are necessary for the continued welfare of the swarm. • A brave hornet expresses, very pointedly, his disapproval of destructive Influences, hie never was guilty of asking, Am I my broth- er ' s keeper? That ' s his life. • A real hornet is all these and more. Com- pared with his devotion to the welfare of the swarm most of us are servants of a sorry sort. • Let us be hornets in full measure in community service, self-sacrifice, and re- sistance to destructive influences. • — Louis E. Plummer Fnurtft n
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• Hornets Two characteristics of hornets we may well strive to build into this college — unity and industry. Hornets gang together, work together, fight together, have a common cause. hHornets are industrious; are always up and doing. They are not cross and med- dlesome as sometimes thought to be. They are busy and want to be left alone to do their work without hindrance. Nothing will ever do so much for an edu- cational institution as units and industry, hiere is the secret of success in activities and in scholarship. These qualities engender en- thusiasm, a sense of accomplishment, a spirit of comradeship, an optimistic outlook on life, as naturally as running water produces power. They also kill off the social poisons of destructive criticism and aimless activity which lead nowhere and produce no good. The glory of the Fullerton Junior College is its unity and its industry. These qualities more and more typify the spirit of this col- lege as an ever large stream of students find here opportunities which, accepted, open new doors and lead to new fields of appreci- ation and accomplishment. •— W. T. Boyce Fifti-ni
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